Mobile Blog: Video, Media, Augmented Reality, Rich Media, IVVR

In 2007, CreaLog GmbH, located in Munich, Germany, has developed the example IVVR (Interactive Voice & Video Response) game Santa Claus Sleigh Ride. The aim of the game is to steer the reindeer sleigh to the North Pole by using speech commands or keystrokes. The game is constructed from a series of pre-recorded video clips showing Santa Clause steering either to the right or the left, played back depending on the caller

Mobile Gaming using Interactive Voice & Video Response

Mobile Games using IVVR (Interactive Voice & Video Response) technology are games that are instantly streamed to the player

As I have written my final thesis in English and there a lots of non-Germans out there, I will write articles about IVVR (Interactive Voice & Video Response) in English on a regular basis. This is my first one:

Interactive voice and video response (IVVR) is a mobile technology that enables interactive services based on a 3G video call. IVVR is using the 3G video call technology to deliver applications and services to 3G users.

Person-to-person 3G video telephony

In contrast to person-to-person video telephony, an application server answers when a 3G user places a video call. The application server generates and transmits an audio and video stream that is shown on the handset of the caller.

Person-to-application video telephony (IVVR)

Instead of a real person or scene, the application server can transmit any kind of audio and video

Interactive Voice & Video Response (IVVR (Interactive Voice & Video Response)) ist eine mobile Technologie die interaktive Dienste auf Basis von einfachen UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) Videoanrufen erm

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